#Sionics silent sniper movie

Averted in Escape from New York, in which Snake Plissken has a MAC-10 with a colossal silencer and the sound is more like 'CHOOM' than 'fwip'.Subverted in Doomsday: The suppressed rifles and silenced pistols make a fairly loud bang, but the main character's unsilenced pistol makes a really loud bang.Subverted in that it doesn't actually work. The barkeeper in Desperado has a silencer on his revolver that is obviously not even compatible with the weapon.The other man wordlessly replies by attaching a silencer to his pistol, to which Cage delivers the classic line: 'Well hoo-ray for the sounds of fucking silence!' Con Air - When Nicolas Cage's character stumbles on a betrayal plot, he tells a would-be gunman that if he fires his weapon, others would hear the shot come and investigate.However, the suppressor on the Professor's rifle appears to be a Hogue OverMolded free-floating handguard for the AR-15/M16 rifle and is simply slid over the barrel, which even if functional would do nothing to the muzzle report without being physically attached to the barrel.

#Sionics silent sniper movie

Although this is all the more confusing due to the fact that all the other silenced pistols in the movie had used the traditional Coconut sound effect.

Averted by The Bourne Identity where the Treadstone operative that kills Conklin uses a silenced pistol that sounds rather accurate.

The Boondock Saints have silencers that make a small 'fwip' sound, though they are mainly used to keep others from discovering their activities, not for the element of surprise.

Most noticeable when Kabakov interrogates Muzi.

At several points in the film version of Black Sunday, characters use silenced revolvers.

In The A-Team, an incompetent CIA agent attempts to clumsily put one on his gun while his target complains about him calling it a 'European silencer' when it is in fact called a suppressor.

If anything the sound of the silenced guns is more like a 'pew' than a 'bang' and it's still fairly loud.

Averted in Noir, which took actual audio from the guns used and doesn't completely diminish the sound when a silencer is fitted.

Hirano hands Saya an MP5, warning her that even with a suppressor, any shots will still be audible enough to be heard by them.

Subverted in Gunsmith Cats: Burst when Misty customizes a Python revolver to accept a suppressor, only to be chewed out by Rally because, with the weapon being a revolver, the suppressor has no effect.

And the Welrod is one of quietest firearms ever made.

Rather excusable, as the gun in question was the extremely rare Welrod, not something the range they used could have rented them.

Used straight in the anime, as a rare exception to otherwise showing their work with recordings of the exact weapons shown.Considering someone a floor away from the party but literally an arm's length away from the gun completely failed to notice it, it would still have to be pretty damn quiet. In one case, the murderer covered up the sound of gunfire by firing the silenced gun at the same time as party poppers were being set off for a party.Played completely straight when a silencer (and a scarf covering the muzzle flash) lets Pisco fire a gun in a crowded room to bring down a chandelier on his victim without drawing any attention to himself.The effect is more like a quiet buzzsaw than the usual fwip. In the same arc a special forces group ambush cartel members with silenced M4 rifles.Subverted in that we don't actually hear the sound so can't judge how well it worked.

In Black Lagoon during a flashback to Revy's childhood she's shown killing a man eventually revealed to be her own father using a pillow to suppress the sound.